Numerical Modeling of Heat Transfer for Gas-Solid Flow in Vertical Pipes

Author: Azizi Salar   Taheri Mansour   Mowla Dariush  

Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

ISSN: 1521-0634

Source: Numerical Heat Transfer Part A: Applications, Vol.62, Iss.8, 2012-10, pp. : 659-677

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Abstract

A two-fluid model (TFM) based on the kinetic theory was used to study the heat transfer of gas-solid flows in a vertical pneumatic conveyor. A 2-D, vertical pipe with 1.1 m length and 0.017 m internal diameter was chosen as the computation domain. Pipeline has 0.86 m heat transfer section after a 0.28 m developing section. It was found that the voidage has minimum and dimensionless velocities, and temperatures have maximum values in the centerline. A convective heat transfer coefficient decreases along the pipeline, and it was found that the heat transfer coefficient of gas-solid flow is greater than clean gas.